How Do LPs Manage Their Positions to Stay "In-Range" in a Concentrated Liquidity Pool? ⎊ Path

How Do LPs Manage Their Positions to Stay “In-Range” in a Concentrated Liquidity Pool?

LPs must actively monitor the market price of the token pair. If the price approaches the edge of their specified range, they must "re-position" their liquidity by withdrawing their existing position and creating a new one with a different, active price range.

This process involves paying gas fees and can be automated using specialized rebalancing bots. Successful management requires a good market outlook to predict the likely price movement.

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Glossar

Concentrated Liquidity

Allocation ⎊ Concentrated Liquidity represents a strategic deployment of capital within automated market makers, notably on decentralized exchanges, shifting from a uniform distribution to a targeted provision around specific price ranges.

LPs

Liquidity ⎊ LPs, within cryptocurrency derivatives and options trading, represent capital providers enabling market depth and efficient price discovery, functioning as essential components of automated market makers (AMMs).